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    Quote Originally Posted by amayo View Post
    Here's another one for the gang. So I was with a friend at a bar and he went to go talk to a girl and she said "sali de aca bagayo". What does "bagayo" mean?
    Bagayo means also Bundle or Baggage (here you can find a common french root for both words), but I'm pretty sure your friend was not talking about it.

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    He is not her cup of tea. But fortunately he's got a shoulder to cry on! Poor thing!

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    He chose her for her beauty. She didn't choose him for the same reason.
    But is that reason enough to call him ugly? Is it offensive for a beautiful person to be approached by a less beautiful person? Maybe it is...

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    Quote Originally Posted by amayo View Post
    But is that reason enough to call him ugly? Is it offensive for a beautiful person to be approached by a less beautiful person? Maybe it is...
    Yes, it is. I hate it when ugly people try to talk to me.
    Last edited by vicente; 02-09-2017 at 09:52 PM.
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    You don't "call" someone ugly, beautiful, university graduate, kind, well-educated. To be or not to be.

    The sad ugly disgusting truth...

    Words are certainly not to blame!

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    Hahhaahahah you're a masterpiece Vicente
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    Quote Originally Posted by matiasc View Post
    Hahhaahahah you're a masterpiece Vicente
    Look who's talking:
    "C:/DOS
    C:/DOS/RUN
    RUN/DOS/RUN"

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    Is that some kind of nerd joke?

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    Yes, sorta. It's a take-off from a children's book which inspired the phrase on the T-Shirt worn by the Comic Book Guy in an episode of The Simpsons.

    "C:/DOS C:/DOS/RUN RUN/DOS/RUN" refers to the American children's book series **** and Jane, where the phrases "See Spot. See Spot Run. Run, Spot, Run" were molded.

    I'm guessing that Matias is a Simpsons fan.
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    Yes, your guess is absolutely correct
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